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__________ constructed the city of Shahjahanabad.

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Akbar

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Babur

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Jahangir

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D

Shah Jahan

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Solution

The correct option is D Shah Jahan
Shah Jahan constructed the city of Shahjahanabad. This city had the imperial palace which had access to the riverfront.

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